Pepper House Inn

Wish we'd read a few reviews before booking on Expedia... First, the image of the inn shown on the website is a painting. The current building is overgrown with bushes and weeds, covered in peeling paint (seriously, the sign is almost unreadable it's so dilapidated) and the place looks almost abandoned from the outside. The rooms are old and musty. The bathroom was well furnished, but the windows could not open. That may have been for the best as this inn is right on Route 6a, and road noise was a constant. The listing claims a restaurant, patio, and garden - none are present. Breakfast was adequate, somewhat limited, and the beach towels were plentiful. We were very disappointed and did not feel that we got what we paid for or expected. Not a place we would recommend.

If you like really old, like 200 year old, this is a good place. Some of the rooms still have the original floors with the square head nails. The decor represents an old house and is charming. The breakfast was enjoyable and freshly made. Omelet with your choice of cheese, peppers, onions, mushrooms and tomatoes and toast, OJ and coffee. Only the bedrooms have AC. It was very hot earlier this week but it was not too hot in the dining area with both door open for a cross wind. It smells just like an old house but was very clean. Yes, it could use a few updates but that just might ruin the charm of a 200 yr old house. I f you want modern, newly renovated this is not the place for you. Debby was very friendly and we enjoyed good conversations with her.

This is exactly what you would expect from a 1830s B&B in Cape Cod! A sweet place, centrally located in Brewster MA, walkable to Brewster Store and the Brewster Scoop and a short maybe 5min drive to MULTIPLE public beaches in Brewster. Also easy access to other parts of the Cape. The house itself has perfect amenities for a B&B- screened in porch, easy breakfast, nice deck, FANTASTIC water pressure (to those that appreciate that type of stuff) and PARKING with the ease of coming and going. And it was CLEAN!!! And everything was in good repair and up-to-date. Debbie, our host, was friendly and very helpful with the lay of the land. Keys were private for your room. The room we had (see pics) was nice! King bed, small fridge, cold air conditioner, and was dark and quiet. It was a great time.

Debbie was a gracious host providing good conversation and a very lovely omelette breakfast. The history of the establishment was amazing. Room was spacious, clean, and comfortable, the mattress and pillows were so comfy. Would definitely recommend this establishment if in Brewster. Close to many attractions.

After staying at several beautiful B&B's while visiting the cape, this was our booking for our last 2 nights. Upon arriving, it was glaringly obvious that the image of the hotel online was very old. The peeling paint and overgrown landscaping were disappointing. Upon entering, there was a hand-written note on lined paper with our room number. The overwhelming musty smell was our greeting. It was a very muggy day and there was no A/C other than in the bedrooms. The place was gloomy and worn and dark. I understand that it's very old but it needs some attention. Our room seemed damp and musty with a large soiled rug and filthy linoleum in the bathroom. Used bottle of Suave body wash was left in shower (which was clean) We wore our sandals in the room to avoid walking on them. The large